Biggest God paradox

Ok so I always hear stupid sh*t like "can God make a stone so heave he cannot lift it?" and stupid sh*t like that. And "why is there evil"? Who the fvck gives a sh*t?

The really BIG paradox is

If God is eternal, infite, unlimited and sh*t like that, how can something limited and finite, i.e. the universe, even exist?

Is there anyone who believes in God with any thought on this that could possibly make you more content with this paradox?

Is there anyone with any thought on this that could possibly make you more content with this paradox?themajormayor

The Universe is forever, we dont really know how big it is at all.

The Universe is forever, we dont really know how big it is at all.

Lief_Ericson

god exists as an infinite universe intertwined in the finite universeZumaJones07

That's what I believe as a Panendeist. Still I feel- You know I think I'm too drunk to think this much now. I'm just gonna leave this thread now.

If God is eternal, infite, unlimited and sh*t like that, how can something limited and finite, i.e. the universe, even exist?

themajormayor

Because the eternal universe is Heaven.

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If God is eternal, infite, unlimited and sh*t like that, how can something limited and finite, i.e. the universe, even exist?

J-man45

Because the eternal universe is Heaven.

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If God is eternal, infite, unlimited and sh*t like that, how can something limited and finite, i.e. the universe, even exist?

ZumaJones07

Because the eternal universe is Heaven.

I don't know. Unless you are trying to say God is outside of everything, which I guess he is. I was just saying Heaven is where God sort of "lives" so that would constitute an eternal universe.

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If God is eternal, infite, unlimited and sh*t like that, how can something limited and finite, i.e. the universe, even exist?

ZumaJones07

Because the eternal universe is Heaven.

The Universe is forever, we dont really know how big it is at all.Lief_Ericson

Think the distance it takes light to travel in a year (10 trillion, or 10,000,000,000,000 kilometers) times about 150 billion (150,000,000,000). foxhound_fox

Sounds pretty Godly. Sorry, just had to do it. :P

Sounds pretty Godly. Sorry, just had to do it. :PJ-man45

Is your argument that something can't exist if something else exists for a shorter period of time?thegerg

[QUOTE="J-man45"]Sounds pretty Godly. Sorry, just had to do it. :Pfoxhound_fox

[QUOTE="J-man45"]Sounds pretty Godly. Sorry, just had to do it. :Pfoxhound_fox

It was a joke, bro.

[QUOTE="themajormayor"][QUOTE="thegerg"]Is your argument that something can't exist if something else exists for a shorter period of time?thegerg

[QUOTE="thegerg"][QUOTE="themajormayor"] no...themajormayor

All I'm understanding from what you're saying is that in order for God to be infinite, he must create/sustain/live in only infinite things. Which I'm sure I must be misinterpreting somehow...?

[QUOTE="themajormayor"][QUOTE="thegerg"] Then what;s the point of your question?J-man45

All I'm understanding from what you're saying is that in order for God to be infinite, he must create/sustain/live in only infinite things. Which I'm sure I must be misinterpreting somehow...?

Let's imagine God as a sphere. An infinitely large sphere. Infinite in all directions. If we put a finite sphere inside the infinite sphere, sure the infinite sphere still extends outwards infinitely. But it does have a limit to the finite sphere where it doesn't extend. Making it limited.

[QUOTE="themajormayor"][QUOTE="thegerg"] Then what;s the point of your question?thegerg

If God is infinite in EVERY WAY POSSIBLE then there shouldn't be anything finite. Then the God would have a limit where his infinity doesn't stretch.

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All I'm understanding from what you're saying is that in order for God to be infinite, he must create/sustain/live in only infinite things. Which I'm sure I must be misinterpreting somehow...?

thegerg

Let's imagine God as a sphere. An infinitely large sphere. Infinite in all directions. If we put a finite sphere inside the infinite sphere, sure the infinite sphere still extends outwards infinitely. But it does have a limit to the finite sphere where it doesn't extend. Making it limited.

Ok I guess you are right then. Undisputable proof God exist when even the biggest God paradox can be beaten.

I really dunno a lot about this universe science thingie,but I know that the universe is not infinite,did science answer what's beyond it,I searched and I found some theories,but anything proven or anything?FMAB_GTO

Nothing proven. What seems likeliest is that there are several universes within a multiverse. But what lies beyond it is another question...

Its not so much a problem as much as we don't know how it works.

[QUOTE="FMAB_GTO"]I really dunno a lot about this universe science thingie,but I know that the universe is not infinite,did science answer what's beyond it,I searched and I found some theories,but anything proven or anything?themajormayor

Nothing proven. What seems likeliest is that there are several universes within a multiverse. But what lies beyond it is another question...

I really dunno a lot about this universe science thingie,but I know that the universe is not infinite,did science answer what's beyond it,I searched and I found some theories,but anything proven or anything?FMAB_GTO

[QUOTE="FMAB_GTO"]I really dunno a lot about this universe science thingie,but I know that the universe is not infinite,did science answer what's beyond it,I searched and I found some theories,but anything proven or anything?metroidprime55

[QUOTE="FMAB_GTO"]I really dunno a lot about this universe science thingie,but I know that the universe is not infinite,did science answer what's beyond it,I searched and I found some theories,but anything proven or anything?metroidprime55

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That's not a paradox. If God can do anything, then he can still allow the universe to exist.ghoklebutter

I think what we are supposed to conceive is that if God is eternal as almost all theists maintain, and God created and finite universe, where exactly are we in relation to God? Where is hte universe in existence? I can't claim to know the answer but what I can say is that it doesn't seem logically absurd, only inexplicable.

[QUOTE="metroidprime55"][QUOTE="FMAB_GTO"]I really dunno a lot about this universe science thingie,but I know that the universe is not infinite,did science answer what's beyond it,I searched and I found some theories,but anything proven or anything?wis3boi

Also:

Whoa, what if we are all in god's brain and the universe is a brain cell and the multiverse is actually the space between the brain cells in god's brain and all universes are brain cells and...D:metroidprime55

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Some theories say that the universe is an expanding bubble in an infinite sea of universes called the multiverse, I love the theory...metroidprime55

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Ok I guess you are right then. Undisputable proof God exist when even the biggest God paradox can be beaten.

thegerg

That's not a paradox. If God can do anything, then he can still allow the universe to exist.ghoklebutter

[QUOTE="metroidprime55"]Whoa, what if we are all in god's brain and the universe is a brain cell and the multiverse is actually the space between the brain cells in god's brain and all universes are brain cells and...D:FMAB_GTO

What if what we are seeing in our imaginations is actually happening in a universe in our brains! What a crazy theory but I like it.metroidprime55

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I am leaning on this being one of the better theories.

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wis3boi